Throw people together Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To put people together in a situation, often without planning or because of outside circumstances, so they have to interact.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal; often in passive ('people were thrown together'). Common in work, travel, or social settings where strangers must interact. Implies a lack of choice or planning. Different from 'bring people together,' which is intentional.
Example Sentences
The teacher threw people together for a group project.
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The new job threw people together from different backgrounds.
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The storm threw people together at the train station.
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We were thrown together by chance when our flights were canceled.
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Being thrown together on the same team, we quickly became friends.
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Sometimes life just throws people together in unexpected ways.
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